GI250-2-M3/73

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Diodes are the most basic element of electronics, and rectifiers are one of the most common applications of them. The GI250-2-M3/73 is a single rectifier diode, created for applications that require a high current capacity and run smoothly at high frequencies or high surge ohmic values. It is suitable for applications such as generator diodes, welding rectifiers, motor-controllers, cyclo-converters, electronic lighting ballasts and inversion power supplies.

The GI250-2-M3/73 is a silicon-based, single rectifier diode with a large reverse-recovery time for use in high-frequency, high-current applications. It features average rectified forward current of 250 amps and a maximum non-repetitive surge current of 600 amps. The higher current capacity makes it suitable for a wide range of high-current applications, including inverter and other power-conversion systems.

The GI250-2-M3/73’s forward voltage drop is extremely low, just 0.65volts, making it energy-efficient. It is capable of withstanding high reverse and forward voltages, making it ideal for applications such as electric motors and other heavy-duty applications. The device is temperature compensated and has a low reverse leakage current of less than 10mA, so it can be used in many applications without a heatsink.

The GI250-2-M3/73 is designed to be able to handle high-frequency current pulses such as those used in welders and other high-current applications. This gives the diode a much longer service life than other types, as the high-frequency pulses help reduce the amount of wear and tear on the diode. Additionally, the diode has a low-impedance reverse recovery, meaning that it can switch faster, which also reduces wear.

The working principle of the GI250-2-M3/73 is fairly straightforward. When a current is applied to the diode, it acts as a kind of gate, allowing only a certain amount of current to pass through. As the current increase, the diode starts to get “full” and it will start to reduce the current amount as it reaches its maximum capacity. This is known as the rectification effect, and it is the basis of how rectifier diodes work. The diode also has a reverse voltage protection to provide protection from short circuiting.

In conclusion, the GI250-2-M3/73 is an ideal choice for applications that require a high-current capacity, but also the ability to handle high-frequency pulses. The diode is able to work without a heatsink, and its low reverse leakage current makes it energy-efficient. Moreover, the low forward voltage drop ensures that it consumes very little energy. This makes it an excellent choice for applications such as generator diodes, welding rectifiers, motor-controllers, cyclo-converters, electronic lighting ballasts and inversion power supplies.

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